Zin Senfter Residence: more than hiking and skiing in the Dolomites

All around San Candido, hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails lead you through the Dolomites – from gentle family walks to panoramic high-altitude paths. Whether straight from the Residence to Bagni di San Candido, through Val Campo di Dentro to Rifugio Tre Scarperi, or high up to Rifugio Zsigmondy-Comici with views of the Tre Cime – every tour has its own charm. For panorama enthusiasts, we recommend Monte Specie; for explorers, the source of the Drava with its historic bunker.
By the way: there is a wide selection of guided hikes. Contact us! We will be happy to help you with your reservation.

The Dolomites are a paradise for both mountain bikers and leisure cyclists alike. Whether you are cycling leisurely along the Drava with your family, pushing yourself on high-altitude trails, or racing down into the valley – around San Candido, you will find routes for every level.
With an E-Bike every climb becomes a pleasure, while sporty riders can enjoy the Stoneman Trail or conquer alpine forest paths without any motor. If you like, you can join one of the guided tours with local guides that take place several times a week.
Your bike will also be taken care of: washing area, locked storage room and E-bike charging station are ready for you. And you can enjoy attractive discounts at our partner rental shops.

One of the most beautiful tours for families and connoisseurs: from San Candido to Lienz – 50 kilometres gently downhill. Without any major climbs, the Drava Cycle Path leads through idyllic landscapes, past meadows, forests and small villages. Along the way, cosy inns and picnic spots invite you to take a break, and those travelling with children can stop off at one of the playgrounds. Once in Lienz, there’s time for a stroll through the town, an ice cream on the main square or a ride on the summer toboggan run. The return journey to San Candido is quite relaxed: the train takes you and your bike comfortably back to San Candido – several times a day, without any stress.

Striking rock formations, exposed ridges and breathtaking drops – the Dolomites are a paradise for climbers and via ferrata enthusiasts. Whether classic climbing routes or secured climbs, everyone will find their challenge here.
Among the most renowned climbing peaks are the Croda Rossa di Sesto, Monte Paterno and the peaks of the Meridiana di Sesto – here you can discover numerous impressive routes set against a unique backdrop. If you would like to reach new heights safely with a professional, a guided tour with the Alpinschule Sesto is perfect for you.

In the world of the giant Haunold, children dive into the legends of the Dolomites – playful, interactive, and ideal for little explorers with a big thirst for knowledge.
A special experience awaits on the Croda Rossa: the only reindeer herd in the Alps. Anyone who comes to feed the animals is in the middle of the adventure.
In Olperl’s mountain world an easy circular route leads to ten experience stations, accompanied by exciting stories and panoramic views of the Dolomiti di Sesto.

The Baranci – the family mountain – is a true adventure land.
Race down into the valley on the summer toboggan, climb high through the dwarf village, and follow the barefoot trail right through nature.
Exercise, fun and fresh mountain air – everything children love, combined on one mountain.

For quiet afternoons or when the weather takes a break:
in the playroom at Zin Senfter Residence, children have plenty of space to run around, play, read, or simply be kids.
And while the little ones are kept busy, the grown-ups can enjoy their well-earned break – fully relaxed and without feeling guilty.

Wide meadows, gentle trails and rustic huts – the alpine pastures around San Candido invite you to linger. Whether after a leisurely hike or as the destination of an extended tour, here you will be greeted with regional delicacies and spectacular panoramas. The Klammbach or Nemes alpine pasture, the picturesque Prato Piazza, or the area around the legendary Tre Cime are just some of the special places where the Dolomites reveal their most indulgent side.

The Tre Cime are the symbol of the Dolomites – and a hike around these impressive rock formations is one of the absolute highlights of the region.
The tour is of moderate difficulty and takes around 4 to 5 hours – with starting points in the Val Fiscalina or at the Rifugio Auronzo.
The best time for clear views and unforgettable impressions: late summer and autumn.

Crystal-clear mountain lakes, surrounded by impressive peaks – the Dolomites offer fantastic water experiences for the whole family.
Lago di Braies invites you to enjoy a boat ride or a leisurely walk around its shores.
At Lago di Dobbiaco, shallow shore areas ensure that even smaller children can splash about safely.
Lago di Anterselva is a true natural paradise – ideal for peaceful moments, picnic breaks, or simply taking it all in with wonder.
And for those who prefer something a bit wilder, head to Lago di Sorapis – with its turquoise waters set amid rugged rocky scenery, it’s one of the most impressive lakes in the region.

At Acquafun San Candido, children’s pools, slides and a small wellness area await – perfect for families who want to stay active even on rainy days. Those who prefer staying dry to diving can unwind in the warm water or enjoy a sauna session with a view. This quickly turns a grey day into a colourful experience.

The Dolomythos Museum takes you into the fascinating world of the Dolomites – with interactive stations and a treasure hunt for young explorers. At the Tre Cime Show Dairy, you will learn how South Tyrolean specialities are made from milk – complete with a tasting, of course. And at the Messner Mountain Museum “Ripa” in Castel Brunico, you will delve into the lives of the mountain peoples of the world – impressive and inspiring.

Those seeking the full Dolomites experience should do the Giro delle Cime. This spectacular ski circuit covers 43 km of slopes and 5,600 metres of elevation through some of the most beautiful corners of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. Some sections are covered by the SALTO ski shuttle, offering breathtaking new perspectives along the way.

Right outside the door begins the extensive network of cross-country ski trails in the Dolomites region. San Candido is part of the Tre Cime Dolomiti cross-country skiing area and is directly connected to the Nordic Arena Dobbiaco and over 200 km of perfectly maintained trails. Whether classic style or skating – everyone will find their ideal route here.
Thanks to the snow security and the optimally maintained trails, cross-country skiing is a pleasure all winter long. Equipment rental as well as private lessons for beginners and advanced skiers are available on site.

A beautiful valley, snow-covered forests and a tranquillity that’s hard to find – the Valle di Casies is one of the many cross-country skiing paradises in South Tyrol. Just a short drive from San Candido, perfectly maintained trails wind their way through the winter landscape. Sometimes the trail leads through sparse forests, sometimes past traditional farms – always with views of the Dolomites. And in between all that? A cosy break in a rustic mountain hut, with hot tea and homemade Kaiserschmarrn.

For those who want to experience the Dolomites away from the slopes, snowshoe hikes and ski tours are the perfect choice. Deeply snow-covered forests, untouched slopes and breathtaking views make every tour a unique nature experience.
And as a bonus for our guests: five guided snowshoe hikes per week are included, along with regular full moon hikes – a magical experience in the winter silence.
Anyone who wants to experience the mountains in their most pristine form will find their perfect winter moment here.

Fancy some tobogganing fun? At the Baranci and the Croda Rossa, perfectly maintained toboggan runs await. For a more rustic experience, start from the alpine huts and ride down into the valley – our insider tips include the Rifugio Tre Scarperi or the Malga di Tesido.
Whether comfortably by ski lift or on foot at a relaxed pace – tobogganing in the Dolomites promises unforgettable winter moments and plenty of fun for young and old alike.

All around San Candido, hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails lead you through the Dolomites – from gentle family walks to panoramic high-altitude paths. Whether straight from the Residence to Bagni di San Candido, through Val Campo di Dentro to Rifugio Tre Scarperi, or high up to Rifugio Zsigmondy-Comici with views of the Tre Cime – every tour has its own charm. For panorama enthusiasts, we recommend Monte Specie; for explorers, the source of the Drava with its historic bunker.
By the way: there is a wide selection of guided hikes. Contact us! We will be happy to help you with your reservation.

The Dolomites are a paradise for both mountain bikers and leisure cyclists alike. Whether you are cycling leisurely along the Drava with your family, pushing yourself on high-altitude trails, or racing down into the valley – around San Candido, you will find routes for every level.
With an E-Bike every climb becomes a pleasure, while sporty riders can enjoy the Stoneman Trail or conquer alpine forest paths without any motor. If you like, you can join one of the guided tours with local guides that take place several times a week.
Your bike will also be taken care of: washing area, locked storage room and E-bike charging station are ready for you. And you can enjoy attractive discounts at our partner rental shops.

One of the most beautiful tours for families and connoisseurs: from San Candido to Lienz – 50 kilometres gently downhill. Without any major climbs, the Drava Cycle Path leads through idyllic landscapes, past meadows, forests and small villages. Along the way, cosy inns and picnic spots invite you to take a break, and those travelling with children can stop off at one of the playgrounds. Once in Lienz, there’s time for a stroll through the town, an ice cream on the main square or a ride on the summer toboggan run. The return journey to San Candido is quite relaxed: the train takes you and your bike comfortably back to San Candido – several times a day, without any stress.

Striking rock formations, exposed ridges and breathtaking drops – the Dolomites are a paradise for climbers and via ferrata enthusiasts. Whether classic climbing routes or secured climbs, everyone will find their challenge here.
Among the most renowned climbing peaks are the Croda Rossa di Sesto, Monte Paterno and the peaks of the Meridiana di Sesto – here you can discover numerous impressive routes set against a unique backdrop. If you would like to reach new heights safely with a professional, a guided tour with the Alpinschule Sesto is perfect for you.

In the world of the giant Haunold, children dive into the legends of the Dolomites – playful, interactive, and ideal for little explorers with a big thirst for knowledge.
A special experience awaits on the Croda Rossa: the only reindeer herd in the Alps. Anyone who comes to feed the animals is in the middle of the adventure.
In Olperl’s mountain world an easy circular route leads to ten experience stations, accompanied by exciting stories and panoramic views of the Dolomiti di Sesto.

The Baranci – the family mountain – is a true adventure land.
Race down into the valley on the summer toboggan, climb high through the dwarf village, and follow the barefoot trail right through nature.
Exercise, fun and fresh mountain air – everything children love, combined on one mountain.

For quiet afternoons or when the weather takes a break:
in the playroom at Zin Senfter Residence, children have plenty of space to run around, play, read, or simply be kids.
And while the little ones are kept busy, the grown-ups can enjoy their well-earned break – fully relaxed and without feeling guilty.

Wide meadows, gentle trails and rustic huts – the alpine pastures around San Candido invite you to linger. Whether after a leisurely hike or as the destination of an extended tour, here you will be greeted with regional delicacies and spectacular panoramas. The Klammbach or Nemes alpine pasture, the picturesque Prato Piazza, or the area around the legendary Tre Cime are just some of the special places where the Dolomites reveal their most indulgent side.

The Tre Cime are the symbol of the Dolomites – and a hike around these impressive rock formations is one of the absolute highlights of the region.
The tour is of moderate difficulty and takes around 4 to 5 hours – with starting points in the Val Fiscalina or at the Rifugio Auronzo.
The best time for clear views and unforgettable impressions: late summer and autumn.

Crystal-clear mountain lakes, surrounded by impressive peaks – the Dolomites offer fantastic water experiences for the whole family.
Lago di Braies invites you to enjoy a boat ride or a leisurely walk around its shores.
At Lago di Dobbiaco, shallow shore areas ensure that even smaller children can splash about safely.
Lago di Anterselva is a true natural paradise – ideal for peaceful moments, picnic breaks, or simply taking it all in with wonder.
And for those who prefer something a bit wilder, head to Lago di Sorapis – with its turquoise waters set amid rugged rocky scenery, it’s one of the most impressive lakes in the region.

At Acquafun San Candido, children’s pools, slides and a small wellness area await – perfect for families who want to stay active even on rainy days. Those who prefer staying dry to diving can unwind in the warm water or enjoy a sauna session with a view. This quickly turns a grey day into a colourful experience.

The Dolomythos Museum takes you into the fascinating world of the Dolomites – with interactive stations and a treasure hunt for young explorers. At the Tre Cime Show Dairy, you will learn how South Tyrolean specialities are made from milk – complete with a tasting, of course. And at the Messner Mountain Museum “Ripa” in Castel Brunico, you will delve into the lives of the mountain peoples of the world – impressive and inspiring.

For quiet afternoons or when the weather takes a break:
in the playroom at Zin Senfter Residence, children have plenty of space to run around, play, read, or simply be kids.
And while the little ones are kept busy, the grown-ups can enjoy their well-earned break – fully relaxed and without feeling guilty.

At Acquafun San Candido, children’s pools, slides and a small wellness area await – perfect for families who want to stay active even on rainy days. Those who prefer staying dry to diving can unwind in the warm water or enjoy a sauna session with a view. This quickly turns a grey day into a colourful experience.

The Dolomythos Museum takes you into the fascinating world of the Dolomites – with interactive stations and a treasure hunt for young explorers. At the Tre Cime Show Dairy, you will learn how South Tyrolean specialities are made from milk – complete with a tasting, of course. And at the Messner Mountain Museum “Ripa” in Castel Brunico, you will delve into the lives of the mountain peoples of the world – impressive and inspiring.

Those seeking the full Dolomites experience should do the Giro delle Cime. This spectacular ski circuit covers 43 km of slopes and 5,600 metres of elevation through some of the most beautiful corners of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. Some sections are covered by the SALTO ski shuttle, offering breathtaking new perspectives along the way.

Right outside the door begins the extensive network of cross-country ski trails in the Dolomites region. San Candido is part of the Tre Cime Dolomiti cross-country skiing area and is directly connected to the Nordic Arena Dobbiaco and over 200 km of perfectly maintained trails. Whether classic style or skating – everyone will find their ideal route here.
Thanks to the snow security and the optimally maintained trails, cross-country skiing is a pleasure all winter long. Equipment rental as well as private lessons for beginners and advanced skiers are available on site.

A beautiful valley, snow-covered forests and a tranquillity that’s hard to find – the Valle di Casies is one of the many cross-country skiing paradises in South Tyrol. Just a short drive from San Candido, perfectly maintained trails wind their way through the winter landscape. Sometimes the trail leads through sparse forests, sometimes past traditional farms – always with views of the Dolomites. And in between all that? A cosy break in a rustic mountain hut, with hot tea and homemade Kaiserschmarrn.

For those who want to experience the Dolomites away from the slopes, snowshoe hikes and ski tours are the perfect choice. Deeply snow-covered forests, untouched slopes and breathtaking views make every tour a unique nature experience.
And as a bonus for our guests: five guided snowshoe hikes per week are included, along with regular full moon hikes – a magical experience in the winter silence.
Anyone who wants to experience the mountains in their most pristine form will find their perfect winter moment here.

Fancy some tobogganing fun? At the Baranci and the Croda Rossa, perfectly maintained toboggan runs await. For a more rustic experience, start from the alpine huts and ride down into the valley – our insider tips include the Rifugio Tre Scarperi or the Malga di Tesido.
Whether comfortably by ski lift or on foot at a relaxed pace – tobogganing in the Dolomites promises unforgettable winter moments and plenty of fun for young and old alike.

All around San Candido, hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails lead you through the Dolomites – from gentle family walks to panoramic high-altitude paths. Whether straight from the Residence to Bagni di San Candido, through Val Campo di Dentro to Rifugio Tre Scarperi, or high up to Rifugio Zsigmondy-Comici with views of the Tre Cime – every tour has its own charm. For panorama enthusiasts, we recommend Monte Specie; for explorers, the source of the Drava with its historic bunker.
By the way: there is a wide selection of guided hikes. Contact us! We will be happy to help you with your reservation.

One of the most beautiful tours for families and connoisseurs: from San Candido to Lienz – 50 kilometres gently downhill. Without any major climbs, the Drava Cycle Path leads through idyllic landscapes, past meadows, forests and small villages. Along the way, cosy inns and picnic spots invite you to take a break, and those travelling with children can stop off at one of the playgrounds. Once in Lienz, there’s time for a stroll through the town, an ice cream on the main square or a ride on the summer toboggan run. The return journey to San Candido is quite relaxed: the train takes you and your bike comfortably back to San Candido – several times a day, without any stress.

In the world of the giant Haunold, children dive into the legends of the Dolomites – playful, interactive, and ideal for little explorers with a big thirst for knowledge.
A special experience awaits on the Croda Rossa: the only reindeer herd in the Alps. Anyone who comes to feed the animals is in the middle of the adventure.
In Olperl’s mountain world an easy circular route leads to ten experience stations, accompanied by exciting stories and panoramic views of the Dolomiti di Sesto.

The Baranci – the family mountain – is a true adventure land.
Race down into the valley on the summer toboggan, climb high through the dwarf village, and follow the barefoot trail right through nature.
Exercise, fun and fresh mountain air – everything children love, combined on one mountain.

For quiet afternoons or when the weather takes a break:
in the playroom at Zin Senfter Residence, children have plenty of space to run around, play, read, or simply be kids.
And while the little ones are kept busy, the grown-ups can enjoy their well-earned break – fully relaxed and without feeling guilty.

Wide meadows, gentle trails and rustic huts – the alpine pastures around San Candido invite you to linger. Whether after a leisurely hike or as the destination of an extended tour, here you will be greeted with regional delicacies and spectacular panoramas. The Klammbach or Nemes alpine pasture, the picturesque Prato Piazza, or the area around the legendary Tre Cime are just some of the special places where the Dolomites reveal their most indulgent side.

Crystal-clear mountain lakes, surrounded by impressive peaks – the Dolomites offer fantastic water experiences for the whole family.
Lago di Braies invites you to enjoy a boat ride or a leisurely walk around its shores.
At Lago di Dobbiaco, shallow shore areas ensure that even smaller children can splash about safely.
Lago di Anterselva is a true natural paradise – ideal for peaceful moments, picnic breaks, or simply taking it all in with wonder.
And for those who prefer something a bit wilder, head to Lago di Sorapis – with its turquoise waters set amid rugged rocky scenery, it’s one of the most impressive lakes in the region.

At Acquafun San Candido, children’s pools, slides and a small wellness area await – perfect for families who want to stay active even on rainy days. Those who prefer staying dry to diving can unwind in the warm water or enjoy a sauna session with a view. This quickly turns a grey day into a colourful experience.

The Dolomythos Museum takes you into the fascinating world of the Dolomites – with interactive stations and a treasure hunt for young explorers. At the Tre Cime Show Dairy, you will learn how South Tyrolean specialities are made from milk – complete with a tasting, of course. And at the Messner Mountain Museum “Ripa” in Castel Brunico, you will delve into the lives of the mountain peoples of the world – impressive and inspiring.

A beautiful valley, snow-covered forests and a tranquillity that’s hard to find – the Valle di Casies is one of the many cross-country skiing paradises in South Tyrol. Just a short drive from San Candido, perfectly maintained trails wind their way through the winter landscape. Sometimes the trail leads through sparse forests, sometimes past traditional farms – always with views of the Dolomites. And in between all that? A cosy break in a rustic mountain hut, with hot tea and homemade Kaiserschmarrn.

Fancy some tobogganing fun? At the Baranci and the Croda Rossa, perfectly maintained toboggan runs await. For a more rustic experience, start from the alpine huts and ride down into the valley – our insider tips include the Rifugio Tre Scarperi or the Malga di Tesido.
Whether comfortably by ski lift or on foot at a relaxed pace – tobogganing in the Dolomites promises unforgettable winter moments and plenty of fun for young and old alike.

All around San Candido, hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails lead you through the Dolomites – from gentle family walks to panoramic high-altitude paths. Whether straight from the Residence to Bagni di San Candido, through Val Campo di Dentro to Rifugio Tre Scarperi, or high up to Rifugio Zsigmondy-Comici with views of the Tre Cime – every tour has its own charm. For panorama enthusiasts, we recommend Monte Specie; for explorers, the source of the Drava with its historic bunker.
By the way: there is a wide selection of guided hikes. Contact us! We will be happy to help you with your reservation.

The Dolomites are a paradise for both mountain bikers and leisure cyclists alike. Whether you are cycling leisurely along the Drava with your family, pushing yourself on high-altitude trails, or racing down into the valley – around San Candido, you will find routes for every level.
With an E-Bike every climb becomes a pleasure, while sporty riders can enjoy the Stoneman Trail or conquer alpine forest paths without any motor. If you like, you can join one of the guided tours with local guides that take place several times a week.
Your bike will also be taken care of: washing area, locked storage room and E-bike charging station are ready for you. And you can enjoy attractive discounts at our partner rental shops.

One of the most beautiful tours for families and connoisseurs: from San Candido to Lienz – 50 kilometres gently downhill. Without any major climbs, the Drava Cycle Path leads through idyllic landscapes, past meadows, forests and small villages. Along the way, cosy inns and picnic spots invite you to take a break, and those travelling with children can stop off at one of the playgrounds. Once in Lienz, there’s time for a stroll through the town, an ice cream on the main square or a ride on the summer toboggan run. The return journey to San Candido is quite relaxed: the train takes you and your bike comfortably back to San Candido – several times a day, without any stress.

Striking rock formations, exposed ridges and breathtaking drops – the Dolomites are a paradise for climbers and via ferrata enthusiasts. Whether classic climbing routes or secured climbs, everyone will find their challenge here.
Among the most renowned climbing peaks are the Croda Rossa di Sesto, Monte Paterno and the peaks of the Meridiana di Sesto – here you can discover numerous impressive routes set against a unique backdrop. If you would like to reach new heights safely with a professional, a guided tour with the Alpinschule Sesto is perfect for you.

The Tre Cime are the symbol of the Dolomites – and a hike around these impressive rock formations is one of the absolute highlights of the region.
The tour is of moderate difficulty and takes around 4 to 5 hours – with starting points in the Val Fiscalina or at the Rifugio Auronzo.
The best time for clear views and unforgettable impressions: late summer and autumn.

Those seeking the full Dolomites experience should do the Giro delle Cime. This spectacular ski circuit covers 43 km of slopes and 5,600 metres of elevation through some of the most beautiful corners of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. Some sections are covered by the SALTO ski shuttle, offering breathtaking new perspectives along the way.

Right outside the door begins the extensive network of cross-country ski trails in the Dolomites region. San Candido is part of the Tre Cime Dolomiti cross-country skiing area and is directly connected to the Nordic Arena Dobbiaco and over 200 km of perfectly maintained trails. Whether classic style or skating – everyone will find their ideal route here.
Thanks to the snow security and the optimally maintained trails, cross-country skiing is a pleasure all winter long. Equipment rental as well as private lessons for beginners and advanced skiers are available on site.

A beautiful valley, snow-covered forests and a tranquillity that’s hard to find – the Valle di Casies is one of the many cross-country skiing paradises in South Tyrol. Just a short drive from San Candido, perfectly maintained trails wind their way through the winter landscape. Sometimes the trail leads through sparse forests, sometimes past traditional farms – always with views of the Dolomites. And in between all that? A cosy break in a rustic mountain hut, with hot tea and homemade Kaiserschmarrn.

For those who want to experience the Dolomites away from the slopes, snowshoe hikes and ski tours are the perfect choice. Deeply snow-covered forests, untouched slopes and breathtaking views make every tour a unique nature experience.
And as a bonus for our guests: five guided snowshoe hikes per week are included, along with regular full moon hikes – a magical experience in the winter silence.
Anyone who wants to experience the mountains in their most pristine form will find their perfect winter moment here.

Fancy some tobogganing fun? At the Baranci and the Croda Rossa, perfectly maintained toboggan runs await. For a more rustic experience, start from the alpine huts and ride down into the valley – our insider tips include the Rifugio Tre Scarperi or the Malga di Tesido.
Whether comfortably by ski lift or on foot at a relaxed pace – tobogganing in the Dolomites promises unforgettable winter moments and plenty of fun for young and old alike.

All around San Candido, hundreds of kilometres of hiking trails lead you through the Dolomites – from gentle family walks to panoramic high-altitude paths. Whether straight from the Residence to Bagni di San Candido, through Val Campo di Dentro to Rifugio Tre Scarperi, or high up to Rifugio Zsigmondy-Comici with views of the Tre Cime – every tour has its own charm. For panorama enthusiasts, we recommend Monte Specie; for explorers, the source of the Drava with its historic bunker.
By the way: there is a wide selection of guided hikes. Contact us! We will be happy to help you with your reservation.

The Dolomites are a paradise for both mountain bikers and leisure cyclists alike. Whether you are cycling leisurely along the Drava with your family, pushing yourself on high-altitude trails, or racing down into the valley – around San Candido, you will find routes for every level.
With an E-Bike every climb becomes a pleasure, while sporty riders can enjoy the Stoneman Trail or conquer alpine forest paths without any motor. If you like, you can join one of the guided tours with local guides that take place several times a week.
Your bike will also be taken care of: washing area, locked storage room and E-bike charging station are ready for you. And you can enjoy attractive discounts at our partner rental shops.

One of the most beautiful tours for families and connoisseurs: from San Candido to Lienz – 50 kilometres gently downhill. Without any major climbs, the Drava Cycle Path leads through idyllic landscapes, past meadows, forests and small villages. Along the way, cosy inns and picnic spots invite you to take a break, and those travelling with children can stop off at one of the playgrounds. Once in Lienz, there’s time for a stroll through the town, an ice cream on the main square or a ride on the summer toboggan run. The return journey to San Candido is quite relaxed: the train takes you and your bike comfortably back to San Candido – several times a day, without any stress.

Striking rock formations, exposed ridges and breathtaking drops – the Dolomites are a paradise for climbers and via ferrata enthusiasts. Whether classic climbing routes or secured climbs, everyone will find their challenge here.
Among the most renowned climbing peaks are the Croda Rossa di Sesto, Monte Paterno and the peaks of the Meridiana di Sesto – here you can discover numerous impressive routes set against a unique backdrop. If you would like to reach new heights safely with a professional, a guided tour with the Alpinschule Sesto is perfect for you.

In the world of the giant Haunold, children dive into the legends of the Dolomites – playful, interactive, and ideal for little explorers with a big thirst for knowledge.
A special experience awaits on the Croda Rossa: the only reindeer herd in the Alps. Anyone who comes to feed the animals is in the middle of the adventure.
In Olperl’s mountain world an easy circular route leads to ten experience stations, accompanied by exciting stories and panoramic views of the Dolomiti di Sesto.

The Baranci – the family mountain – is a true adventure land.
Race down into the valley on the summer toboggan, climb high through the dwarf village, and follow the barefoot trail right through nature.
Exercise, fun and fresh mountain air – everything children love, combined on one mountain.

Wide meadows, gentle trails and rustic huts – the alpine pastures around San Candido invite you to linger. Whether after a leisurely hike or as the destination of an extended tour, here you will be greeted with regional delicacies and spectacular panoramas. The Klammbach or Nemes alpine pasture, the picturesque Prato Piazza, or the area around the legendary Tre Cime are just some of the special places where the Dolomites reveal their most indulgent side.

The Tre Cime are the symbol of the Dolomites – and a hike around these impressive rock formations is one of the absolute highlights of the region.
The tour is of moderate difficulty and takes around 4 to 5 hours – with starting points in the Val Fiscalina or at the Rifugio Auronzo.
The best time for clear views and unforgettable impressions: late summer and autumn.

Crystal-clear mountain lakes, surrounded by impressive peaks – the Dolomites offer fantastic water experiences for the whole family.
Lago di Braies invites you to enjoy a boat ride or a leisurely walk around its shores.
At Lago di Dobbiaco, shallow shore areas ensure that even smaller children can splash about safely.
Lago di Anterselva is a true natural paradise – ideal for peaceful moments, picnic breaks, or simply taking it all in with wonder.
And for those who prefer something a bit wilder, head to Lago di Sorapis – with its turquoise waters set amid rugged rocky scenery, it’s one of the most impressive lakes in the region.

Those seeking the full Dolomites experience should do the Giro delle Cime. This spectacular ski circuit covers 43 km of slopes and 5,600 metres of elevation through some of the most beautiful corners of the UNESCO World Heritage Dolomites. Some sections are covered by the SALTO ski shuttle, offering breathtaking new perspectives along the way.

Right outside the door begins the extensive network of cross-country ski trails in the Dolomites region. San Candido is part of the Tre Cime Dolomiti cross-country skiing area and is directly connected to the Nordic Arena Dobbiaco and over 200 km of perfectly maintained trails. Whether classic style or skating – everyone will find their ideal route here.
Thanks to the snow security and the optimally maintained trails, cross-country skiing is a pleasure all winter long. Equipment rental as well as private lessons for beginners and advanced skiers are available on site.

A beautiful valley, snow-covered forests and a tranquillity that’s hard to find – the Valle di Casies is one of the many cross-country skiing paradises in South Tyrol. Just a short drive from San Candido, perfectly maintained trails wind their way through the winter landscape. Sometimes the trail leads through sparse forests, sometimes past traditional farms – always with views of the Dolomites. And in between all that? A cosy break in a rustic mountain hut, with hot tea and homemade Kaiserschmarrn.

For those who want to experience the Dolomites away from the slopes, snowshoe hikes and ski tours are the perfect choice. Deeply snow-covered forests, untouched slopes and breathtaking views make every tour a unique nature experience.
And as a bonus for our guests: five guided snowshoe hikes per week are included, along with regular full moon hikes – a magical experience in the winter silence.
Anyone who wants to experience the mountains in their most pristine form will find their perfect winter moment here.

Fancy some tobogganing fun? At the Baranci and the Croda Rossa, perfectly maintained toboggan runs await. For a more rustic experience, start from the alpine huts and ride down into the valley – our insider tips include the Rifugio Tre Scarperi or the Malga di Tesido.
Whether comfortably by ski lift or on foot at a relaxed pace – tobogganing in the Dolomites promises unforgettable winter moments and plenty of fun for young and old alike.